Victor Boctor wrote:
 > Hi Jeferson,

Hi Victor,


 > I had a look at the PHPMailer code and if one of the to/cc/bcc
 > recipients is rejected, PHPMailer will fail the entire email.  Hence,
 > I suggest you do the following checks:
 >
 > 1. Make sure that you smtp server accepts anonymous connections or
 > connections with the user name / passwords that you have configured in
 > Mantis configuration.

It does not accept anonymous login, but I have tested the access with 
tools like Thunderbird with the same user name and password I have 
defined in the config_inc.php, and the messages are sent without any 
problems.


 > 2. Check the email addresses for all the users with the ids mentioned
 > in the log and check that they are valid and they exist.

I have sent, manually, an e-mail to each enabled Mantis user and all of 
them have received the test message.


 > 3. It would be useful to test your SMTP server by connecting to it via
 > telnet and simulating the Mantis command that Mantis would issue.  For
 > example in case of anonymous:
 > EHLO xyz.com
 > MAIL FROM: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

As the anonymous login is not allowed, I have tested with the same user 
name and password used in Mantis, adding the "AUTH LOGIN" command 
(passing the user name and password encoded in base64) before the "MAIL 
FROM" command. The message was sent correctly.

Could you tell me if there is some security rules that could deny access 
from apache to a smtp service? I'm asking about it because now I have 
percepted that this problem has started (coincidently or not) after some 
changes in the server's operating system security policies. Maybe some 
of that change could avoid PHPMailer to contact the SMTP server!?


Thanks for your help.


Regards,

Jeferson Oliveira
Brazil


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